Building automation systems and digital technologies are highly relevant for the environmental and energy performance of buildings. However, a clear gap remains between architectural engineering and the use of such technologies. Building Automation and Digital Technologies shows how to assimilate automation and digital technologies into making buildings smarter and more environmentally sustainable. This book shows why architects need smart and digital systems in building design and construction and promotes innovative technological tools for improving sustainability. It focuses on the development of automated environmental conditions and how new technology informs architectural engineering. The book also provides new evidence on the impact of building automation systems and digital technologies, such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and information and communication technology for developing a performance-based approach to the environmental sustainability of buildings, and provides a key reference for architects on how digital technology can inform their practice. Its four chapters cover: developing strategies for improving sustainable and smart buildings; architectural practice and construction technology; creativity and innovation in building automation systems; and the use phase of buildings.
Building Automation and Digital Technologies
meets a critical need for a sustainable and smart built environment from an architectural perspective, providing an important reference to architects and professionals in related fields by demonstrating the assimilation of the latest information and automation technologies.
- Puts forward an architectural perspective on the design and construction of smart, sustainable buildings
- Presents the use of digital technologies for design and construction
- Bridges the gap between architectural engineering and the use of automation and digital technology
- Considers the development of automated environmental conditions and new technology
Arvustused
"Shahryar Habibi's book "Building Automation and Digital Technologies" provides a comprehensive overview of the digital technologies applied to the Architecture, Engineering and Construction sector. It is a valuable reference for those interested in the field" --Jose Pinto Duarte, Professor, Architecture and Landscape Architecture, and Director, Stuckeman Centre for Design Computing
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1 Developing strategies for improving sustainable and smart buildings |
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1.1 Sustainable design and construction principles |
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1.2 Smart building systems and sustainable infrastructures |
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1.3 The role of digital and enabling technologies |
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25 | (14) |
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33 | (6) |
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2 The disciplines of architectural design and construction technology |
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2.1 Design principles for energy-efficient and climate-responsive |
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2.2 Building simulation tools and assumptions |
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2.3 The correlations between assumptions in design and final architectural product |
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64 | (25) |
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80 | (9) |
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3 Creativity and innovation in building automation systems |
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89 | (32) |
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3.1 The relationship of materiality to building and construction systems |
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3.2 The hidden potential of building innovative automation systems |
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3.3 The inherent value of open-source tools and software in the field of architecture |
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115 | (6) |
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4 The role of environmental studies in driving automation and digital transformation |
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4.1 Concepts and empirical research methods relevant to environmental assessment studies |
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4.2 Development processes in the internet of things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (Al) |
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4.3 The relationships between environmental design studies and building engineering solutions |
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| Conclusion |
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| References |
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| Index |
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Dr Shahryar Habibi is a postdoctoral fellow at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, United States. He is licensed to practice architecture in Italy and is a sustainability consultant and researcher. He holds a PhD from the University of Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy, for which he won an award for the best thesis of 2016, as well as the prestigious Nicolò Copernico prize. He has practical experience in both academia and industry. He has also held teaching positions at different universities across the world.
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